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AWFUL DEATH AT A BALL,
A LA-Y's MASQUERADE COSTUME
CATCHES FIRE,

And She is Roasted to Death In the
Presence of 100 People Over M Oldest
Ladies' Prevent the Men from Rendins
Assistanoc-The Boy and the Shot Gun
Assorted Items.
WELLINGTON, Kan, Jan. Sl.-Whils a
masquerade ball was in progress at Freeport,
few miles west of here, Thursday night,
the paper head-dress worn by a Miss Cora
Boulder, one of the maskers, caught fire from
bracket Ia mp near which she was stand
ing. She immediately pulled the cap from
her head and threw it upon the floor, but
while endeavoring to trample it under foot
her dress, viii was also trimmed with pa
per of different colors, caught fire, and she
was burned to death In the presence of 100
panic-stricSea people, The ladies present at
tempted to extinguish the flames by tearing
off her Gle, hing, keeping the gentlemen at
distance meanwhile, and preventing them
from rendering any assistance until it was
too late. The young lady was resident of
Ottawa, HIS, ahl was visiting relatives In
the town
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES.

Default having been made In the pm,
gage, made and executed by The Morr
Creamery Association of Morris, in tn
County of Stevens and State OF Minnesota
corporation-to Eunice A. BigeIow, of Brou X =
Ign, In the State of New York, bearing dat,
the 18th day OF December, A. d. 1883, nnC
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds
in and for said county OF Stevens on the 1911
day of December, y. u. 1881, at O'Clock A
M, in Book ~" of mortgages at page 431
due ut the date OF this notice, the sum of Two
Thousand, Nine Hundred, Thirty-nine and
65-lOO Dollars (32.939.65): and 10 proceedings
at law or otherwise having been had or insti-
tuted to recover said debt or any part thereof;
Notice is hereby given. that under and by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be foreclosed, and the premises covered
and conveyed thereby, rs hereinafter de-
scribed, will he sold TO the highest bidder for
County, at the front door OF the Court House
In the Village Of Morris. In sail County and
State. on Saturday, the 10Th day of February.
A. d. 1887, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
The premises covered and conveyed by
said mortgage, and which will be sold here
under, are described as follows: Lots num-
bered Sixteen (l8) and Seventeen az, in
Block number Six i6l, in the town of Morris,
In said County OF stevens, as the same ap-
pears from the recorded plat OF said town. on
file with the Register OF Deeds OF said county.
Dated January Sd, a. d: 1sS7:
OUNCE A. BIGELOW,
Mortgage.
BROWN 4 CHEW,
ATTORNEYS for Mort gapee iaps
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THE MARKETS.
[ HICACO .Iau a

CHICAGO. Jan. Q.
Quotations on the boar OF ira /, were
follows: Wheat-N january, opene T79sc
nomi al, closed 1850 nomina February,
closed 172sc. to:n-Nu. 2 January opened
35A-2s. minal, closed GjAc; February.
opened 35A-9s closed 3514c; March, ope 81
and closed 5514-ssc. Iais-No. January.
opened aud closed 2515c nominal: Februa "
opened and closed 2515:; March opened 257sc
nominal, closed .tAc nominal. Pork
January, opened $l*.=5IS nominal, cosed
Sl250 nominal; February, openoi sls5sn,
closed Sl2.5O: Marcn. opened Sl-.57G. closed
Sl5.55 Lard-January, opened SG.47tl nominal,
closed $6.42>R.
Live Stock-The Unioa stock yards report
the following range Of prices: HJEs-Marxet
opened fai ly active with prices stvady;
light grade%, Si.4A3+.Sj. r"uSa uacki.g,
s .40l4.6D; heavy packing. and shippia z lots
$4.15Qt5.l5.
Produce: Butter-Elgin creamery. NI3l;
per h.; fine dairy. 80 p; fan " roll, Is go.
Eygs-Stricty re3n. 6i92I1 per doz: les
house, 3 Ike: pick, i, l5 30. Poultry
Cnichens, 6..S, PEI ID, turieyS. 6I8:; duo $
AMI geese DC. I"nta oes-Burba * AL
Leauty OF Hcbrol As D5 C: Elry rose. As .b4sc
per bu on track mix d lots j 94lo. AppIes-
Good To rho4ce, S3 D .G4.oJ per 90.
New York.
lew York. Jan. 20.
Wheat-No l red state. 95 095 &; No. 2 do
VA; O. 2 red winter February 9l51
March SO bill. COrl-No. 2 mixei ca ~
C: do February, ~; do March 4Y4.
No / VIII t. stat 4Oc; No. = do, /8S
: mix d + .Urulry, %: lnd. Rye-DuD aAa
. an ed. Barley Dull aid nmain
4k-LuI.; mess, >l"2j Di2.75. LarJ-S6,v0
LAY.
ST. Louis.
ST. Lo rs, Jan. %.
Wheat Firm; No. red casa, Sic: Feb
ruary, Si1sc; March, 8A'; My, SD 1854
Corn Firm, 40 , mixed cast, S424c; Febru-
arr. IA Ma n, $3.50; Nay, S71Sr. Oats
= Easy: NO. , nlxei cs.sb. 27J6c: February.
.714c; May, 295sc. Rye-Stsady; 5l1fc. Whisky
SLID. PorA-Firm; SJ2.75. Lard-steady;
S6.4O.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. %.
Wheat--Steady: cash, 7s:ac; February. 773@c;
May, S9sc. Corn--Qui =; No. ., 35;5e. OATS
Steady: No. 2, Us. ttye-Dull; No. /, &c. Bar
ley-Easier; No, (, ole.
TOLEDO, Jan. g.
Wheat-Steady and dull; cash, s3,s0S4c
February. S1a9Sic; May, SIC; June, SIC;
August. S9Ac. Corn-Active and lower; cash
BIC; My, 4l1ac bid. Oats-Firr1; cash. 2s3zc;
May aye bid. Glover seed-Stea y and
active; cash apd February, S4.7515; March,
S4.H.
DETROIT. Jan. 90
Wheat-No. l whit cash. s4;; ASH ai'hi-
gan ned, SiA~: No. red cash 81 bill; Fen-
ruary, btc biI: A riI, 81: May S.. Corn
3SAc bid. Oats-No. 2 Bic nominA.: No. :
White. 33c asked.
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The Interstate Commerce Bill

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 5i.-Attorney
General Garland has not yet returned the in
tor-state commerce bill to the president, and
at the White House it is not expected that he
will do SO before Monday or Tuesday. 1t is
understood that he Is carefully considering
Senator Evarts' and Edmunds' constitutional
argument assailing and defending the bill.
Some OF the members of congress who have
seen the president believe that he is already
considering the appointment of commission
ers and will allow Cullom and Reagan each
to name one Of them
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Result of Taking IausbIp~ Ca.

DANvILLE, Ind, Jan. SI.-A sad result OF
the taking of laughing gas" for the purpose
of having t,tth extracted has occurred here.
Williams Hammond, popular young bust
ness n.1A q tA.s pace, recently O; Clayton,
Ind, 80 the ullor. person Since TAX
iUE tae Gas IL has not been able to talk or
move any part # his body, except to make a
slight l@ction Of tie mead He remains per-
fectly conscious but when spoken to can
only answer by holding or shaking his head
from side to side. 1t is painful to see the
distressing expression that covers his face
when he attempts to speak and finds that he
can not He is about - years old and the
only support of widowed mother.
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. LONDON. Jan. 81. The governmsnts pro.
posais for the reform of the procedure rules
OF parliament leave the numerical imita-
tions for Enforcing cloture the same as be.
fore, but transfer the initiative for demand
ing cloture to any mem Der who has obtained
the speakers consent to make the motion.
Motions to adjourn the house and discuss
the business Of urgent public Importance,
which have deem depend emit hitherto upon
the consent Of forty members, shall not in
the future be made wit hout the consent Of
the speaker, to whom statement upon the
subject proposed to be discussed must be sub
mitted In writing.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

A prohibition amendment to the constisu
biou "s5 saSSfF;. .:! IE-idey by the Tennessee
senate-31 to3.
The bill empowering women to vota q,
municipal elections passed the Kansas ,enat<
Frlday-25 to L.
"A bill prohibiting marriages bstweer
d, , coiored persons were intr bduced
III tne Illinois senate Friday.
/ Inc house naval affairs committse has
conipieIeo the naval appropriation bin. Il
e@liS lor SS@'"o', u42. The current years ap
preparation was only SIG, 242. 5S8.
L. A. Curry, postmaster at Steuardson,
1nS'' Is snort IN his accounts with the gov.
1nmen' ana mas been removed. One of his
oonuSnen mas taken charge of the c[Rce.
IL was settled at New York. Frid.y, tha.
Inc lineage cushion-carom Tournament VIII
oegn Mach 81. Shaefer, Slosson and Veg
ION VIII surely play, and DALI will decide W
nsxe tuesday whether BE- viii take part.
AT a court rseer... Ion h cid in Berlin on FRI
uay HmPerS William informed the as
s .oDa officers that 1000 men of the re-
- =. would be C allied out Immediately and
Ailed in the use Of the new repeating rifles
"Club" Wiley and L. z. Drum fought
with bare fists at Casey, Ills, Thursday, un-
der London prize-ring rules In the sixth
round, Wiley, whose nose was broken in two
places, knocked Drum senseless and won the
fight - ~ ---
b. ]. Breyeb's res'nencs Mt Waukesha,
Wis, was destroyed by fire early Friday
morning, creating loss OF about SIS 900,
with insurance Of 10000. Mrs. Breysr was
rescued by Mr.. Anderson, manager Of the
Silurian Spring. ~
The Illinois Society Of Engineers and Sur
veyors closed its first meeting Friday at
Urbana, and decided to hold its next meeting
at Springfield. L O. Baker, professor Of civil
engineering at the state university was
elected president, O.. rrs- .r. ..,..~.- ...-.
The Hon. Albert j. 'Seligman, who was
Kept hostage by the miners at Wickss, ID. T.
for unpaid w1ges, was released Friday, the
New York firm Of J. & W. Seiigman & Co.,
telsgraphing the necessary amount $50, OOD
to Helena to pay off the men. FIsII
Lord Stamford, who is now O. resident Of
south Africa, married Hottentot countess
he met in that country, and Lasouchere
hopes there will be a son who will sue ceed tc
the earldosm CT his father. A mulatto in the
house OF lords would complicate the b. tt3sk
question. <.,...E,ss !.
The wife of Frank Roth, Bohemian n1er~
chant at Cleveland, poisoned herself and
babe with rough on rats Her mind had be-
come deranged through hearing read several
times an accurate anc lengthy description Of
how Mrs. Cabalek murdered her children
and then committed suicide.
Sullivan, the pugilist, visited DR.. Sayre's
offiea New York, Friday, when the surgeon
made the discovery that Sulliv,,n's broken
arm had been set with the palm downward,
instead Of upward While the champion
was conversing with his friends, DIR. Sayre,
with sudden wrench, broke the knitting
bones asunder, and with sharp cry of pain,
Sullivan fell upan lounge unconscious
When he recovered, the arm was reset in
proper manner, and the doctor thinks 1t win
be all right in four weeks.
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Suit Against a Detroit Papsr,

DETROIT, Jan. 31.-Dr. Donald MacLean,
professor in the state university law school,
and chief surgeon Of the Michigan Central
road, sued The Evening News newspaper
Saturday for $4,000 libel damages. The
libel IS claimed to consist Of the publication
of an article that he had taken another doc.
tors case out Of his hands and amputated
the leg Of Muskegon woman, causing
death. 1t win be remembered that Mac
Lean recovered S20,OO0 libel damages from
The News three wears ago.
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BAD for the Lecislat ors.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Jan. 39.-The president
of a cross-country railroad has, in reply tc
the request of legislator for some transpor,
tation, Informed the gentleman that he
would issue no passes at present The legiS-
lature OF Illinois contemplated vote of
thanks to Mr.. Cullom for supporting meas
ure calculated to injure the value Of railroad
securities and no free transportation would
be granted him until the matter was settled.
Some of the more important lines threaten
to follow suit
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anOuru to be made. Cut this out and
kHtlMIV return to us, and we will send
WItVT l you Free. something OF grea,
sssONIs value and Importance to you,
that will start you In business which will
bring you In more money right away than
anything else in this world Any one can de-
the work and live at home. Either sex; al
ages. Something new that just coins money
for all workers. We will start you: capital
not needed. This is one OF the genuine, i'm
portant chances of lifetime. Those who
are ambitious and enterprising will not de-
lay. Grand outfit free. Address TRUE &
CO., Augusta, Maine. deo1-e6
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The Boy and the SHOTGUN.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 31.-Friday
morning the JO-year-old daughter of Amos
Weller, who is visiting Stephen Hardy's
farm, seven miles north west of the CITY. was
killed by shotgun in the hands of a plav-
mate. The boy was fooIing with an old shot
gun which he did not know was loaded and
touching the trigger, heavy discharge fol-
loweJ, tae contents entering the hlld's head.
kilin- her instantly,
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Treasurer Jordan win Resign.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 51.-It is settled
that Mr.. G. N. Jordan. tire asurer Of the
United States, will relinquish his preses't
office May l. in order to accept an offiee.
probably the presidency of the Western Ma
tional bank of the city of New York, an in
stitute now in process of organization, and
which will be fully established by that date
MIR. Jordan has not yet formally resigned,
but expects to do SO shortly after the
nd adjournment of congress 1t is understood
that the change in the office Involves de-
cided increase in the salary, the exact
amount Of which is not stated The salary
IF treasurer is sc, 600 year: The new Office,
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Heavy Damages for a Newsbov.

fHILaDELPHIA, Jan. 3,.-Ths iur, e. 49,
case OF Charles F. Orban, newsb 40 tne
damages. saTnrIav 1 1870. Jomrany, for
favor of the nlsintifP a verdict in
while selling papers on * $4,000 2Orban,
cars, was pushed OFF -. one OF the company's
ing under enc Of the platform. and fall
attached to the wheels Of . second car.
pushed. bot the one from which he was
which bsE legs were badly injured. one of
~ II to be antputated -
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Default having been made in the payment
OF the sum of Five Hundred and Eighty
eight and 92-lO0 Dollars. which is claimed 10
be due at the date of this notice upon a GER
tain mortgage, duly executed and delivered
to The American Freehold Land Mortgage
Company OF London tLimited), bearing date
the twenty-first day Of October, A. d. 1881.
and duly recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds in and for the County OF Stevens
and State of Minnesota. on the frsi day o'
November. A ID. 1881, at O'Clock A. M, In
BOOK e" of mortgages, on page $50; an"
no action or proceeding at law or otherw!s.
having been instituted to recover the debi
secured by said mortgage, or any par:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue ola power of sale contained ia said
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute IT.
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage Will be foreclOsed, and the premises
described in and covered by said mortgage.
viz: The North East Quarter of the North
West Quarter, and the Lot No. One ~, o.
Section Twenty-six i26), Township One Hun
dred and Twenty four l124,, Range Forty-onc
90 west, containing Eighty 80) acres. in
Stevens county, and State of Minnesota.with
the hereditaments and appurtenances. will
be sold at public auction, TO the highest bid
der for cash, to pay said debt and interest
and the taxes, ifany, on said premises, and
and by said mortgage in ".se of foreclosure.
and the disbursements allowed by law;
which sale will be made by the Sheriff OF
Court House, in the Village of Morris, in said
County and State, on the Nineteenth day OF
February, A; p. 1887 at ten O'Clock A. Nj of
that day. subject to redemption at any tint
within one year from the day of sale, as pro-
vided by law.
Dated December 2sth, A. D. 1885.
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY OF LONDON. HIMITED),
-. Mortgage.
POLAND a. rcCUNE.
Attorneys for Morss-cee;
Benson, MINI.
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Secretary Endicott.s Opinion

NEW York. Jan. 3l.-Secretary Endicot.
In an interview Friday. said; 81 do not BE-
lieve rupture will take place with England.
The people are somewhat stirred up over the
fishery question, and especially in Glouces-
ter. No one should be surprised at that, for
the state is more interested in fisheries than
Maine or any Of the seacoast states. have
no idea what the house will do with the
bill But I certainly have no fear of HOSTILE
tiac ~
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Indians Who VIII Vote.

For the first time in the history Of Can
ada, tribal Indians in Haldimand viii
vote like other citizens. SIR John Mac
donald has visited the reservation, ex
plalAed the franchise act to them, and
told them of their privileges. The poll
tisians will undoubtedly see to it that the
children OF the forest ar told how to vote.
New York Sun
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The Trunk Mystery.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Edward Unger,
who W as arrested for the murder Of August
Boltz, pleaded not guilty at the Tombs Fri
day. Two razors are supposed to have been
the implements used to dismember the
victim. The head has not yet been discov-
cred, though the rest of the remains arrived
here from Baltimore Saturday morning.
Unge maintains defiant prove-it-if-you-can
attitude
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The Great Southern Comet

BosToS, Mass. Jan. 3i.-A cable dispatch
was received Friday by MIR. John Richie
Jr., Of the Harvard observatory, concerning
the great southern comet The comet passed
its perihelion Jan. II, and the South Ameri
can astronomers have roughly computed its
orbit. which they describe as closely resem.
bling that Of the comet Of $780, The comet
is coming this way, and at 4;3O p. m. on Feb
! its head will be above our horizon. BY
Feb. 12 it win be about 8 degrees aboys our
horizou at ~ rr
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THE INDIANA IMBRoGLlo.
The Republicans Think They smell
Mice" and Refuse tn voHe.

Tne ksepuDhc9ns Think TheY emen
Mice" and Refuse tn vote.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 3l.--There was intense
excitement In the joint convention Saturday
occasi0led by the refusal Of the Republicans
70 vote Many pairs had been arr,sged and
the Republicans feared trap Many OF
tAJee who were paired were present Presi-
Gent Smith insisted on the Republican soma
tors voting, but they firmly declined and
were marked present but not voting"
Smith assured to control the pairing In the
senate, and the Republicans sought to foil
him. Turpie received % votes In tho senate
and IL in the house; Allen 5.
Smith announced "A votes, declaring all
present as voters This fell short of quorum,
however, and adjournment followed.
Glover failed TO vote for Allen, and when
asked about 1t said he had no explanation 70
make. Mackey, his conferrse, insisted that
it looked bad but Glover was salien and firm.
The Republicans fear that this augurs
break OF sthe dead-lo next week.
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aIrs. E.n.nons Dec1arah sanA

EAsHINeTo,7 CITY, Jan. 3l.-Mrs En-
mons, wife OF Professor Emmons, whose
sanity has been the subject of inquiry bv a
jury for the past two weeks, was Saturday
pronounced by the jury to be sane.
The verdict is: That the said Weltha A
Emmons, in the said writ named, is not an
idiot or lunatic, nor otherwise Of unsound
mind, so that she has not capacity sufficient
Tor the government of herself and her prop
erty as Is alleged in and by the petition fiIed
IN this cause by Samuel F. Emmons ON the
3lst day of December A. D. 1886
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Pond Lilies from Japan.

Purple pond lilies from Japan are the
floral elories of the hour. The Japanese
lily does not attach itself to any object,
but floats around III the water. The leaf
springs from a little air bulb that sus-
tains the plant on the surface, and the
roots find Dourishment in the water
Chicago Herald.
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a Legislats.r Forfeits H,. s.st

Monk, rs, Jan. 3l.-S. A. Mf1ser.
the newly-e ected member to the lower house
to fill tha vacancy caused by the death Of
Samuel Patrick, in the Twentieth district,
has undoubtedly forfeited his seat in the
legislature by refusing to. resign his Office OF
alderman of the city Of Minonk. The con-
stitution expressly foroids member holding
his seat in the legislature when holding any
othar Office
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The Prohibition Question in Michigan.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 3i.-Governor Luce
signed Friday the joint resolution submitting
to a vote of the people in April the questio on
of forbidding the manufacture or sale Of
spurious or matt liquors in the state. The
legislature in both houses agreed to take a
recess from Feb. to Feb IL to enable the
members to visit the various state institu-
tons
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Conceaiins a Case of SMALLPOX.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 1t was discovered
Friday morning that the janitor of Sev-
enth avenue fiat-house has concealed for
some weeks in the basement of the building
a friend who was i'll with smallpox. When
only partially recovered the sick man, who
is a car-driver on the Seventh avenue line,
went out to his work again, and it is feared
that he has spread the contagien broadcast
-Four new cases of the disease were reported
Friday.
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Oyercome bv the "Power."

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Jan S1.-At the
revival meeting at the Methodist church
Thursday evening, lady had bad fit,
brought on by over earnest exhortation.
Her piercing screams suddenly startled the
whole audience. 1t took four good men,
amid cons iderab.e excitement, to carry her
downstairs to the Iariors of the church
She shrieked all the way down and struggled
fercely. One gentleman was kicked VIC
lently in the face. The revival has been in
progress two weeks. and 900 conversions are
reported. Five churches are represented.
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Cardinal Gibbons Sails.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3i.-The French steamer
LaBourgoyne sailed Saturday morning at
o'clock for Havre, having among her pas
sengers Cardinals Gibbons, Of Baltimor e.
and Vaschereau, of Ottawa. Both Of them
are accompanied by their secretaries, and
they are bound for Rome to receive the car
dinars hat from the hands Of the pope.
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Fatal BoilerExplosion.

DETROIT, Jan. 51.--James o. Wilson was
instantly killed and James Joseph probably
fatally hurt by the explosion Of boiler at
Joseph Brothers mill in Lake View Satu:-
day morning. The mill is a total wreck
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Value of Coffee Leaves.

In coffee 81 owing countries an infusion
of the leaves OF the tree Is held by many
to be superior TO the infusion of the berry
The profitable value Of the dried coffee
leavs as an article of commerce has been
ggestcd.-Arkansaw Traveier
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Skeletons of the DefOrmed.
A lately deceased French doctor spent
his life in studying distorted mankind,
and made large collection of skeletons
o: deiormed persons. This Unique mu.
scum is about to be sold in Paris, and Is
eSPested 10 reallze the sum of $6.OOO-
Paris Letter
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JERSEY CITY, Jan. 31.--The Germania
Savings bank, 40 Newark avenue closed its
doors Saturday morning. c. NJ e. Schroe-
der, secretary and treasurer, is missing, and
1t is believed he has gone to Canada. There
is deficit of $50, 900 in the cash account.
An application win be made for receiver.
The bank was incorporated March %, 1871,
and did an extensive savings and general
banking business